cutting off monstera leaves Monstera Deliciosa (Cuttings)

cutting off monstera leaves Monstera Deliciosa (Cuttings)Details *This listing is for live, rooted monstera cuttings* Monstera Deliciosa, also known as Swiss Cheese Plant or Split leaf Philodendron is one of the most popular house plants due to its exotic appearance. As the Monstera Deliciosa matures, its leaves produce splits and holes (called fenestrations). The older it grows, the more fenestrations it produces. Grab yourself large or jumbo cuttings with already mature leaves if you'd like a head start

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*This listing is for live, rooted monstera cuttings* Monstera Deliciosa, also known as Swiss Cheese Plant or Split-leaf Philodendron is one of the most popular house plants due to its exotic appearance. As the Monstera Deliciosa matures, its leaves produce splits and holes (called fenestrations). The older it grows, the more fenestrations it produces. Grab yourself large or jumbo cuttings with already mature leaves if you'd like a head-start with a plant that already has fenestrations!

How to root

Every cutting will come with a node. Some cuttings may also come with an aerial root or some roots already growing. Simply place your cutting into water until the cutting grows secondary roots. Once secondary roots have been established, you can transfer the cutting over into soil or whatever potting medium you prefer!

Sizes

Small: Very young plant cutting with heart-shaped leaves (no splits or fenestrations)
Medium: Young plant cutting with 1 or more leaves that have splits
Large: Mature plant cutting with one or more leaves lives that have splits and primary fenestrations
Jumbo: Very mature plant cutting with one or more leaves that have secondary fenestrations

Note:

Plants vary in size and colour. Every plant is unique and therefore may not be exactly as shown. 

Cuttings will ship bare with their nodes and root (if any) wrapped with dampened paper towel.

Plant care

Care Tips:

Follow these care instructions once your cutting is fully rotted and transfers over to soil:

- Provide Monstera Deliciosa with plenty of bright, indirect light.

- Water when the top third of the soil is completely dry.

- When repotting, use a nutrient-rich and well-draining House Plant Soil

- Sensitive to frost and cold drafts - keep away from drafty windows in the winter.

- Monstera require ample humidity to thrive as is prone to crispy leaves and split leaves if your space is too dry. 

- Visit our blog for great house plant tips and care guides such as 3 Effective Ways to Increase Humidity for Your House Plants

- Toxic to humans and animals if ingested. Keep out of reach of children and curious pets.

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